Speaking during his privilege speech at the 20th Congress, 1st Regular Session on Tuesday, which coincided with International Youth Day, Hernandez emphasized that reducing the TES amount violates the principle of non-retrogression, saying government support for education should never move backward.
“TES is the lifeline of students in the provinces. Cutting it is a step back, not progress,” he said. “Let us reopen the doors of hope and be the key to fulfilling the dreams of our youth.”
Hernandez reaffirmed his commitment to fight for equitable access to quality higher education, calling on fellow lawmakers to act decisively for the country’s students.
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